Heiress and Money

Heiress

Heiress noun - A female heir.

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Money and heiress are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Money" instead a noun "Heiress".

Nearby Word: heir

Money noun - A wealthy person.

Usage example: she had always planned to marry money

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Heiress and money are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Heiress" instead a noun "Money".

Nearby Words: moneyless, moneyed, monetary

good	good heiress	good money
original	original heiress	original money
substantial	substantial heiress	substantial money
legitimate	legitimate heiress	legitimate money
Other adjectives: actual, big, missing, wealthy, local.

In The A-Team episode "Till Death Do Us Part", to keep an heiress' crooked fiance from getting his hands on her money (the reason he wanted to marry her), Hannibal has Face marry her instead.

Source: Unwanted Spouse
They've actually been married for twenty-four years; it took a while for Impoverished Patrician Robert to fall in love with American heiress Cora after he married her for her money.

Source: Happily Married / Live-Action TV
Bror is a baron who doesn't have any money, and Karen is an heiress who wants to get out from under the thumb of her family.

Source: Film / Out of Africa

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